Q: I’m unable to find a lawyer in wv to help me with my ethics complaint . Legal aid Told me they do not do any cases again
Against the police not even civil rights or misconduct complaints. is there a certain practice I should look for when looking for an attorney to represent me? is there an attorney out of state I can help in this area?
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You should look for an attorney with experience in civil rights, police misconduct, or administrative law. These areas of practice are relevant to ethics complaints against law enforcement. Check local bar association directories or online legal directories to find lawyers who handle similar cases.
If you’re having trouble finding someone in West Virginia, consider reaching out to attorneys in neighboring states who have a track record in handling civil rights or police misconduct cases. Some lawyers are willing to take on cases outside their immediate area, especially if they have relevant experience.
Additionally, organizations like the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) or other advocacy groups might offer guidance or referrals. Don’t hesitate to contact multiple firms to discuss your situation and see if they can assist you. Persistence can help you find the right support for your complaint.
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